Additional defendants: John L. Paston, H. H. Mahon

Also named in case: W. R. Tripp, house builder and contractor A. S. and J. S. Carpenter were plasterers by trade.

Additional Defendant: W. J. Lyle, Sheriff of Haywood County.

A. C. Goodyear brought this suit claiming to be the Trustee in Bankruptcy of the Southern Pharmaceutical Company, a Delaware corporation. In August, 1917 the Pharmaceutical Company filed its voluntary petition in bankruptcy and on 9/1/1917 company was adjudged bankrupt and Goodyear was appointed trustee in bankruptcy. Goodyear filed suit to recover $500.00 of common stock paid to the defendant as a bonus- in order to pay company debts.

Plaintiffs: Jacob Felsenthal. Defendants: John W. Walker

Additional Plaintiffs: I. Lang, R. H. Chapman & Co. Additional defendants: M. Edwards, Francis B. Hoffman, trustee, British & American Mortgage Co.

Case involves money left by J. G. Lea to the defendant for safe keeping. The only surviving document is the defendant's brief.

Additional plaintiffs: J. E. Merriman, H. G. Merriman firm of J. E. Merriman and Co.; Add. defendants: Jones, Norman C. and Jones, Henry A. of H. A. Jones and Co., Edward R. Jones, Norman T. Cherry and Calvin W. Cherry exers. of Daniel Cherry, deceased Debt settlement involving land and slaves. 2 folders.

In 1864, Moses and Henriette Sternberger were married in Philadelphia, PA. They moved to Brownsville, TN in 1885, established a grocery and liquor business. Mrs. Sternberger later opened business under her own name. Sternberger sued by Bernheim Bros. for unpaid debt on account of $96.43, with interest. Lawsuit appealed to TN Supreme Court.

This is a suit to set aside a deed to 40 acres of land, to assign the property to the minor children of the decedent J. H. Pearson, and to sell other properties to pay the decedent's debts. Co-plaintiffs: Austin Ellis, Fannie May Leggett, L. M. Leggett, Sallie Taylor, D. H. Taylor, & Mary Pearson. Co-defendants: Lillie Pearson, Corrine Pearson, Willie Pearson, Carrie Pearson, & Roe Christmas. All but Christmas and the Ellises are minors.

Additional defendants: United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company. Moore was hired by plaintiff to build a building for them. The work was not completed by the deadline stated in the contract, the materials were subpar, and the construction was unskilled. Despite multiple requests from plaintiffs, Moore refused to hire additional, more skilled workers to complete the task. Eventually, they were forced to sue. Housed in 4 folders.

Crane Co. claims that the Burt Smith Co. owes them $967.60 for materials that they purchased from them.

(3 folders) Bullifin filed a counter suit in appeal. Co-defendant John R. Green. Other plaintiffs: Chaney Perkins (aka Chaney Wilson) and Samuel Wilson.

Epperson is the administrator of John A. Cole, dec. James S. Day & William P. Proudfit own the company making the complaint.

Additional defendants: Willie Adolphus Taliaferro, Euphasia Taliaferro, William Edwin Taliaferro, Robert Lewis Taliaferro, Mildred Watts, Marcellous L,. Taliaferro, James Taliaferro, and Olie Taliaferro. Exhibits include pages 354-383 of the "Southwestern Reporter."

Add. Defendants: Ollie A. Marley by next friend Chester Boone, J. T. Coughlan, Sheriff, & A. B. Strain, Deputy Sheriff. Responding to a previous case where the plaintiff sought to recover on a note for $415.00, which the defendant alleged the plaintiff had failed to pay in the first case.

J. W. Evans (of Haywood County) and S. E. Johnson (of Shelby County) were partners in the firm of Evans & Johnson, cotton merchants in Memphis. The case is contained in two folders.

Debt for timber purchased by J. B. Osteen, T. J. Waldrop, and J. L. Law

Addtl pltfs: T. O. Bond Jr., Emma Owen Bond, Sallie Bond, Beatrice Bond, Cordelia Bond Chapman, Joseph Bond, Maxwell Bond, Georgia Bond Ingram, Emma O. Bond as guardian of John Haralson Jr., and John Haralson Jr., by his guardian. Addtl dfnts: J. G. Tarkington & Sons (dfnt, T. W. , M. E., and S. L Tarkington), Woods Lumber Co., and Mr. Megal. Pltfs. sued to recover full amount of bonds issued for a timber deed, and create an injunction against dfnts. from selling any more logs culled from deed

Plaintiffs claim the defendant is indebted to them for $425.32, due by promissory note.

Additional Defendants: Mary Haywood (wife of R. W.), W. W. Gates, and Mrs. H. P. Luckey.

Case incomplete. First 4 pages missing. Possible additional defendants are H. T. Grant & wife, Maggie E. Grant & Thomas Bond who were defendants in a suit that A. W. Roberts brought against them in Haywood Co. Circuit Court. They are mentioned frequently. unsure about spelling of plaintiffs last name.